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Estate Agency Broker Hits £1bn Milestone After 700+ Business Sales
A veteran estate agency broker has reached a £1bn milestone after completing over 700 business sales, according to Property Industry Eye.
Student Landlords Seek Clarity on Renters’ Rights Act
Student landlords are looking for more guidance on how the Renters’ Rights Act affects the student rental sector, according to Property Industry Eye.
Salisbury Novichok Property Listed for Sale at £114,000 Shared Ownership
The Salisbury property at the centre of the 2018 Novichok incident is for sale at £114,000 for a 30% shared ownership stake, with full disclosure of its history.
Lincolnshire Property Listing Removed After Nazi Memorabilia Shown in Virtual Tour
A Lincolnshire property listing was removed from major portals after a virtual tour revealed Nazi-era memorabilia, prompting questions about vetting procedures for property marketing content.
Second Home Markets in England See Price Drops and Fewer Owners
House prices and second home ownership have declined in key English markets, with coastal and rural areas most affected, according to analysis by Rathbones and government data.
Nearly Half of Unsafe Cladding Buildings Still Await Remediation
New data shows 47% of UK residential buildings with unsafe cladding have not started or completed remediation, impacting property values and the buy-to-let sector.
UK Housing Market Holds Steady Despite Inflation and Rate Uncertainty
The UK housing market remains stable as inflation and interest rate uncertainty influence buyer and seller behaviour, with regional differences and steady transaction levels reported.
Stow Brothers to Open Islington Office, Expanding London Presence
The Stow Brothers will open a new office on Upper Street, Islington this summer, offering residential sales, lettings, and property management. Russell Gooden has been appointed Sales Manager.
Fine & Country Unveils New 'For Sale' Boards for 25th Anniversary
Fine & Country has launched redesigned 'For Sale' boards across its network as part of a brand refresh for its 25th anniversary in 2026, featuring a revised logo and updated design.
TPFG Grants Performance-Linked Share Options to Senior Executives
The Property Franchise Group has awarded over 920,000 share options to senior executives as part of a long-term incentive scheme tied to company performance.
Government Says Tribunal Rent System Shields Tenants from Arrears
The government claims tribunal-determined rents help protect tenants from arrears, following a Parliamentary question about landlord notification duties.
London Councils Not Tracking Evictions Linked to Temporary Accommodation Purchases
An investigation found 11 London councils do not record if tenants are evicted before buying properties for temporary accommodation.